Cerebral infarction is characterized by “high morbidity, high disability, high mortality, high recurrence rate and many complications”, i.e. “four highs and one many”. Even with the most advanced and perfect…
According to foreign media reports, about the zombie legend, although often creepy, but that is, after all, only legend. However, in the real world of nature, there do exist animal…
The development of rehabilitation medicine is a necessity of socio-economic development and a result of changes in disease spectrum and population structure. The concept of rehabilitation medicine in TCM was…
I. Concept To equip patients and families with management methods that can reduce losses. Rehabilitative means to return to the pre-onset level of cognitive function. Learning compensatory means that can compensate for lost…
It has become increasingly understood that early and continuous functional training is required to restore the original function of the limb as soon as possible after a post-brain injury patient…
I. Overview of Rehabilitation Rehabilitation medicine is an emerging discipline, a new concept that emerged in the mid-20th century. It is a medical discipline that seeks to eliminate and alleviate human…
Brain death is the complete and irreversible cessation of function of the entire brain, including the brainstem, regardless of the presence or absence of spinal cord and cardiac function. Alternatively,…
The human brain is divided into the cerebrum and cerebellum, which consists of the cerebral cortex, limbic lobe, brain stem, and brain beam. The outer layer of the brain is…
The sequelae of cerebral infarction are symptoms such as hemiplegia, speech impairment, mouth and eye distortion left behind by cerebral infarction, and the speed and degree of recovery are slow.…
Cerebrovascular disease prevention is actually mainly life prevention and oral medication prevention. To control the controllable risk factors, including blood pressure, blood sugar, blood lipid control, quit smoking and alcohol,…